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Ghana's president offers insights on life after USAID
Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama discussed the financial and health challenges faced by his country after the closure of USAID, which previously provided $154 million annually, with nearly half allocated to health systems. The article highlights tensions over U.S. global health policies requiring data sharing, resistance from some African nations, and the impact of aid cuts on crises like the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo.
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